I am concerned that some of these business chambers are skirting Federal tax laws and putting their corporate Members and the American job creators in legal jeopardy with the IRS to push a certain partisan viewpoint that doesn't reflect all the Members of their Membership or the American public.
Joe Crowley: “I am concerned that some of these business chambers are skirting Federal tax laws and putting their corporate Members…”
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Crowley expresses concern over business chambers misusing funds for political purposes.
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